Britain feared Japan would spy on its office at 1979 G-7 Tokyo summit
LONDON (Kyodo) -- British officials believed Japan would covertly monitor their discussions and activities at the Group of Seven summit in Tokyo in 19
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LONDON (Kyodo) -- British officials believed Japan would covertly monitor their discussions and activities at the Group of Seven summit in Tokyo in 19
British officials believed Japan would covertly monitor their discussions and activities at the Group of Seven summit in Tokyo in 1979, according to recently declassified documents. Security experts warned the Japanese could be recording information via the equipment supplied to the British delegation's office, located on the grounds of the…
British officials believed Japan would covertly monitor their discussions and activities at the Group of Seven summit in Tokyo in 1979, according to recently declassified documents.
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